Dentures are removable appliances that work as a replacement for teeth that have been lost due to tooth decay, gum disease, or injury. They can be designed to fit the entire mouth as complete dentures or just certain sections of the mouth like partial dentures. Besides replacing the natural teeth, dentures help support facial structure and prevent the sagging of the facial muscles. This type of restorative dentistry can help revitalize the appearance and profile of your face and restore your self-confidence.

Complete dentures, or conventional dentures, comprise a full set of customized prosthetic teeth that assist in replacing all of the natural teeth in the mouth. Conventional dentures are removable and are usually created for patients who have had all their natural teeth removed, following the complete healing period of the gums.

Partial dentures are the perfect choice for patients who have only some of their teeth missing, either in the upper or lower arch of the mouth. They are similar to dental bridges and help fill considerable gaps created by missing teeth, except that partial dentures are removable.

Immediate dentures are attached inside the mouth immediately following the removal of the teeth. However, patients with immediate dentures must have their dentures adjusted several times in the first few months of use.

Overdentures are artificial teeth that are supported by dental implants. This type of denture reduces bone loss by providing jaw bone stimulation; and provides suitable stability to the face.